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Tag Archives: Waiting on God
Get Ready, Get Set, and Wait: Observing Advent
Why do some churches begin their celebration of Advent, which is Latin for “arrival” and refers to Christ’s coming, a month before Christmas? Are they taking their cue from Walmart and trying to leverage the holiday to maximize worship attendance? … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Church, Church Life
Tagged Bible as story, Christ's Second Coming, hope, Isaiah 2:4, Waiting for Godot, Waiting on God, What is Advent?
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Why Wait: A Message on Prayer
This sermon, based on Abraham’s experience as detailed in Hebrews 11:8-13, helps us understand why we need to wait on God in our prayers, and how we can wait well. The key is to wait for God, not for things and to wait with God, not alone. Come and join us in the waiting room. God is already there.
The text of the sermon is included below the video. Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Prayer, Sermons
Tagged Hebrews 11:8-13, How long did Abraham wait?, Prayer, Waiting on God, Why does God make us wait?
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Right on Time: A Message for Christmas
If God let his promise to them fail, might not his promises to us be annulled? If his anger smoldered against them, might it not smolder against us? If they waited too long, might we not wait too long?
But they did not wait too long. They didn’t wait long enough. Some of them didn’t wait at all. Instead of trusting God, they took matters into their own hands. They gave up on God, but God did not give up on himself or his promises. Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Christmas, Peace with God, Sermons
Tagged Branch of David, Christmas, Immauel, Isaiah 9:6, Jeremiah 33:15-17, Providence, Waiting on God
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Are We There Yet?
Posted in Bible, Spiritual life
Tagged 2 Samuel 2, How to define succesd, Waiting on God
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